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NEW CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB THOMAS H. WILLIAMS, Pr.sid.nt. OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA. PCRCY W; TREAT, Secretary. T The Following Stakes Will Close October 28, 1907: f20?0 D?D; OPENING HANDICAP. A handicap for two-year-olds and upward at time of closing. 52,000 ADDED. CALIFORNIA OAKS. For thrce-ycar-old fillies of 100S-Ynow tm rMrftMd an in. andmbla n: fon-frfeit; .N-Mcd..oC-.wl.Icli ?40C to secondhand 200 to third. To be run Saturday, start; 10 forfeit; 2.000 added, of which 400 Tto feeoml aIld 200 to tUIri era stakw fof One Mile. yeairolds In 1007, aft the closing of this stakes, or for tliro-yeaMlJn MMr to wry 0 Ite ,500 ADDED. OAKLAND HANDICAP. For two-year-olds and upward. 1,500 added, of which AVr r ,1 Uave P,ot wo" at any time a stakes of 1,500, or two stakes of,any value in lOOT-lOOS 200 to second and 100 to third; 5 forfeit, 20 additional to start. To he ri Saturday, November 10, allowed lbs.; maidens. 12 lbs. To be run Saturday, Februarv 1, 100S. One Mile and a Sixteenth kpOO ADDED. THANKSGIVING HANDICAP. A handicap for U.JTATTn d 86 ftgj of closing. 00 to start; 10 forfeit; 2,000 added, of which 400 to second and 200 to third. Weights Saturday, February 8. 100S. One Mile and Fiirln- to.he announced three days prior to the race. Winners of other than a selling purse after the announce- 000 ADDFD CAtrrn-RVTA tipptiv m ,i . , . E went of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. To be run Thursday, November 28, 1907. One Mile and a Furlong. s20 forfeit-S3 Tboo addeTl lof SXtit TTZVT ? A08, now, two-ycawlds-. 100 to start; ,000 ADDED. CROCKER SELLING STAKES. For three-year-olds and upward at time of closing, oh?nl007. 1WSand rtwWPr- 500 to start; 10. forfeit; 2,000 added, of which 400 to second and 200 to third. The winner to be sofd that have not won at any time a stakes of 2OO0 "or Wf VwV? ih, "mn? at auction. Starters to be named, with selling price, through the entry box, the day preceding the race, VI lbs. To be run Saturday, February 22 100S " ? 0ne AliJmJ Mlle and n?idnS at the usual time, of closing, and those so named will be liable for starting fee. To be run Saturday, sl 50O .m v1 , a -uartcr- December 7. 1007. 0ne Mile! forfeit-offi 2,000 ADDED. PACIFIC-UNION HANDICAP. A handicap for two-year-olds at time of closing. C0 Wednesday" Februa, G lflOS ! ? kh 2 t0 SCCOn1 and t0vlTd-, J K .run to sart; 10 forfeit; 2,000 added, of which 400 to second and 200 to third. To be run Saturday. Do- J . One Mile and a Furlong, ccmber 14. 1007. One Mile. t start- .r. Slforf.TfRUS,E, PTO.-A handicap foe two-year-olds and upward at time of closing. 1,500 .ADDED. SACRAMENTO HANDICAP. For three-year-olds and upward. 5 forfeit; 20 addl- starting fee. To be Sa i nfia SeCOnd and ?25 third the fourtn t0 r"" -u,tlln, io Dc rua run Saturday, turrta v Fnhrnn February rvi VL10 tal;t! 1500 adde1- of whiC" 5200 to second and 100 to third. To be run Saturday, December 29, 1908, Two and One-Quarter Miles. ai.lDOT.; One Mile and a Sixteenth. 1,500 ADDED. MONTEREY SELLING STAKES, For three-vear-olds now two-year-olds and un- ,000 ADDED. CHRISTMAS HANDICAP. A handicap for three-year-olds and upward at time of ,mifito,iJ1,Ird;-5"forfeIt: 0 additional to start; 2,500 elosng ,7uto start; 10 forfeit; ,000 added, of which 000 to second and 250 to third. To be run ?hi?AIS!? fora?1 ?2uO ?500. Starters to be. named through the entry box Wednesday, December 25. 1907. One Mile and a Quarter. the day Precedmg the race. To be run Wednesday, March 11; 1908. Two Miles. ,500 ADDED. PORTLAND HANDICAP. For three-year-olds; 5 forfeit, 20 additional to start; ?2,5, THORNTON STAKES. For two-year-olds and upward at time of closing. 00 to start- 51,5.00 added, of which 200 to second and 100 to third. To be run Saturday, December 28, 1007. f,.0- forfeit; S2,uOO added, of which 500 to second and 300 to third; the fourth to savo starting feV .Six Fnrlons. . iiiJf lbs,; four-year-olds, 107 lbs.; flye-year-olds, 114 lbs.; six-yoarW and over, ,000 ADDED. NEW YEAR HANDICAP. for two-year-olds and at of A handicap upward time entries 1 to bereceed ,0 be 0 1 S at closing. 60 to Start; 10 forfeit; 2,000 added, of which 400 to second and 200 to third. To be run r?ce,v?1 -d0 eaeu. additional to start. To be run Saturday, March 14, 1908. Wednesday, January 1, 100S. One Mile and a Furlong. . . Four Miles. ,000 ADDED. FOLLANSBEE HANDICAP. A Highweight Handicap for two-year-olds and upward The irnnminrt Qf,i,., fi,.P v , at time of closing. 00 to start; 10 forfeit; ,000 added, of which 400 to second and 200 to third. lne 01,wing andtaKes tor Two-Year-Olds of 1908 To be run Saturday, January 4, 1908. Seven Furlongs. rnn ,000 ADDED. ANDREW SELLING STAKES For two-year-olds and upward at time of closing. PI VUVJOt OQP TUK CMTDlCC tZlNIKICO p.Itr.t ULObMBLR 16, f 1907: 5W to, start; 10 forfeit; 2,000 added, of which 400 to second and 200 to third. The winner to be sold SI. 500 ADDED GUN;t ?tattfj , , , at auction, starters to be named, with selling price, through the entry box the day preceding the race, added? of which rM 5 tMS vLZI1 start; 10 forfeit; at the usual time of closing, and, those so named will be liable for the starting fee. To be run Saturday, ami If such have not won three ra 5 lbs twr. nr s" n, ? a swec,PStakes allowed 3 lbs., maidcnS " n6vec January 11, 190S. Six and One-Half Furlongs. 12 lbs. To n SSSaebh l placed in a sweepstakes, ADDED. LISSAK HANDICAP. for two-year-olds and at time of ,. iuriongs. ,000 A handicap upward closing. i enn attvti mtmrvr ciovrc ,. , lantaV is frfeit; W t0 "COnd 3U1 t0 X ETand ar?SftSfl .iOO SViS SoS BtNS HANDICAP. A. handicap for, two-year-olds and upward at time of clos g. n" SiT-eepsttikes! 13 lbs? Toeunurday March7 7b WOS V raCCS 10 lbS- maldens t P.1! trance :?20 eiich; U0 additional for horses not declared out by 4 p. ui. on second day following ah- , tunojiffs. con .m OTTr nouncement of weights; 100 additional for starters. The Club to add an amount necessary to make the , , .ow andP, ..r1 STAKES. For two-year-olds, now yearlings C0 to start; 10 forfeit; 2,000 gross value of the race 10,000. of which 2,000 to second and 1,000 to third. Weights to be announced nnded.,ot which 5400 to second and 00 to third. Winners of a sweepstakes to carry 5 lbs.; of two, 5 llvn days prior to the race. AVinners of other than a selling purse after announcement of weights to carry c-stra. Otuers that have not won three races allowed 5 lbs.: two races. 8 lbs.; maidens, if never 5 Ibsl extra; if handicapped at less than weight for age, 7 lbs. extra. To be run Saturday, January 25, 1ceu In a sweepstakes, li.lbs. To be run Saturday, Marcli 21, 1008. Four and One-Half Furlonga. 1908. One Mile and a Quarter. i500 ADDED. GEBHARD HANDICAP.: F or two-year-olds now yearlings. 90 to start- 0 ,500 ADDED. SAN JOSE HANDICAP. For three-year-olds now two-year-olds and upward; 5 forfeit;, 2,500 added, of which 500 to second and 200 to third. Weights to le announced three dav forfeit; 20 additional to start; 1,500 added, of which 200 to second and 100 to third. To be run prior to the race. Winners of other than a selling purse after the announcement of weights to carrv T Wednesday, January 29, 1908. One Mile. lbs. extra. To be run Saturday, March 2S, 190S. Five FurlonVs TWO GREAT STAKES TO CLOSE DECEMBER 31, 1907. TO BE RUN AT TUB FAZtli MEETING OF 1809. TO BE RUN AT THE PAMi MEETING Ol 1010. The California Futurity. The California Futurity. For foals of 1907. 10 entrance; 25 unless struck out by Decemltcr 1st, 190S; 50 unless struct out 1 10 each for mares covered in 1907; 25 each for the produce of such mares unless struck out hv by August 15th, 1909; 150 to start; 5 000 added, of which 1,000 to second and 500 to third; 15 I- AT clntne wnt. of the st.ahgs to the nominator of the winner; 10 per cent, to the nominator of the second horse an-T 1 winner; 10 per cent, to the nominator of the dam of the second horse and 5 per tint to tho nominator of 5 per cent, to the nominator of 1he third horse. i the dam of the third horse. Winners of two sweepstakes, or one of 5,000 value, to carry 4 lbs. extra- of , . , . three, or one of ,000 value, 7 lbs. extra; non-winners of v.l. a sweepstakes 1 allowed anouta .1 li ...ii ch 1. - lbs.,, and if such have Winners of two sweepstakes, or one ot 5,000 value, to carry 4 lbs. extra; of three, or one of 7,000 not w!on foilr rslc lbs; mat.iens, 9 lbs. value, 7 lbs. extra. Non-winners of a sweepstakes allowed 3 lbs., and if such have not won four races, 0 I If a mare nominated drops her foal before the 1st day of January, 190S, or if she has a dead or mo-o lbs - maidens, uiaiuiua, 9 j lbs. au.-,. A By j filing o prior to December 1st, 190S, with the New California Jockey Club an ac- IJV" JV0!,1:3 j", nJil1 UC,ll4mar is oid,- By flllus prior to December 1st, 1909, with ... , ,. the Jew California Jockey Club an accepted transfer of the produce with its pnwmant iA cpicd transfer of engagement in this event accompanied with all forfeits to date, the original subscriber I accompanied with all forfeits to date, the original subscriber will be released from0 an v llabilitv nL to t will be released from any further liability. Six Furlongs, i engagement of the produce. . " riony!., NOTICE. The Rules of Racing adopted by the PACIFIC JOCKEY CLUB govern all races. Entries for any of these Stakes will bo received only with the understanding, and on the agreement of the sub-Fcriber, that all claims and objections in relation to the racing shall be decided by the Racing Stewards present, or those whom they may appoint, and their decision upon all points shall befinal In all Sollini? .Stakes beaten horses are subject to claim unless otherwise in the conditions. In races for All Ages, horses snail carry weights according to their ages at the time the race is to be inn. Commencing January 1st 1908, will be given two or three races each week for two-year-olds. PHRCY W. TREAT, "Secretary. Many Overnight Handicaps and Specials, with from 00 to ,000 added, will he given. No purse less than 00. RACING OPENS NOVEMBER 9, 1907. Address Entries and Communications to PERCY W. TREAT, Secy, Oakland Race Track, Emeryville, Cal. I IDA D., k-t, Wonti 8 BEST BET AT NEW YORK. S I HAZELTHORPE ... . 4-1 Lost j j Z was advertised as best bet at Latonia, but i Z those who figured the race found that Lens S Z figured six points above Hazelthorpe. Its , S 0iir mistake, and should it ever occur again 9 use the highest figure in the race. J S WOODS TURF-RATINGS. -Already the people say, "The best thing a I ever saw for figuring the races is that I I little, green-covered book which gives the j fi true Itatings of all the horses racing at Z Latonia and New York, telling the distance Z each horse likes best, and whether a mudder i i X or not." TRY IT. S The price you will never miss, and you X will get on to the best thing for handi-W capping you ever heard of, as each horse is. rated according to their races, allowances W being made for mud runners, etc. To BE YOUR OWN HANDICAPPER j i X all that is necessary is to get a copy of the ! X green-covered book and rate each horse, in J 9 the race, or races, 5ou care to play, using the highest figure as the probable winner, and so on down. To find the best bet of the day take the horse figuring farthest away I I from the second horse- in any one race. I I Yesterday the first horses at both tracks I I as given by the ratings were: I I McCHORD 1-2 WON I I MERRIGO 7-2 3rd I HARTING 7-5 3rd I LENS 4-1 WON I ARROW SWIFT 6-1 3rd MARK TIME 2-1 WON m GOLDEN SHORE 8-1 2nd MERRY ENGLAND 5-2 2nd ARASEE . 8-1 WON MISS CRAWFORD 10-1 Lost IDA D. 4-1 WON , MONDAYS BEST BETS: S I New York: Ball, 47. Latonia: Abbot, 45. I j Use Code in Book No. 2. I . The Price;. 1 1 I 25 Cents Per Copy. .50 Per Month. I Issued Semi-Weekly. I I For sale by all agents of The Turf Re- j porter and at all news-stands in New York i i i and Chicago. Z I T.C. W00D and CO., 312, 59 Dearborn St.. CHICAGO. I I J ESTABLISHED 1904 j imniHiHiimimium Turf Reporters Special Room 312, 59 Dearborn Street, Chicago. MONDAYS SPECIAL: 17-30-28-29-14-13. ENTRY LIST: 1-7-9-200-206-216-257-259-271-272. Black Dress 11-2 Lost was yesterdays TRACK SPECIAL. A continual shower, which put the track in a poor condition, spoiled one of the best meant things, ol! the season. All subscribers to this Special arc entitled to a weeks subscription to our Daily Wire free. Mondays Form Special: September Banana 30-43-4G-48-39-50-37-32-38-99-84. The Standard Turf Guide, Room 212, 59 Dearborn Street, CHICAGO. IDA D., 4-1, Won was Saturdays One Horse Wire and I made good again. Friday it was BAD NEWS .-.., 4-1 WON Thursday it was MINNIE ADAMS . 5-2 2nd Wednesday it was SUFFRAGE ........ 4-1 WON Tuesday it was VOORHEES Finished Second Monday it was JAMES B. BRADY WON One special for every day and one track. Get wise. BILL LESTER 6, CO., Suite 37 90 La Salle Street Chicago, III. Tel. Main 2928. Owners and Trainers. S2 DAILY, or 0 FOR 6 GUARANTEED WINNERS. MERRIGO . . . 7-2, 3rd was our Grand Special Saturday. Changed track conditions, beat her out. Subscribers to this one may look for one from us on Monday, MONDAYS SPECIAL: NO. 423. .00 per month :: :: 25 cents per copy. NATIONAL RACING REVIEW Room 37, 71 Dearborn Street, Chicago, HI. Turf Exchange YPSILANTI, rVffCH. TRAINS IiKAVJg MICHIGAN CENTRAL DEPOT, Detroit, AT IjOO AND 1i40 F. HI. SUBSCRIBE FOR DAILY RAGING FORM.
